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Cho Jung-Hyun

South Korean footballer.

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Statements about Cho Jung-Hyun

Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Member of Sports Team

Country of Citizenship

South Korea

Occupation

Association Football Player

Sport

Association Football

Participant In

Date of Birth

11/12/1969

Place of Birth

South Korea

Position Played on Team / Speciality

Forward

Mass

78 kilogram

Educated At

Family Name

Given Name

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Korean

Native Language

Korean

Date of Death

7/10/2022

Height

1.72 metre

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Cause of Death

Name in Native Language

조정현
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Jeju SK FC
(1992 - 1998)
Start Time
: 1992
End Time
: 1998
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 119
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 25
Pohang Steelers
(2000 - 2000)
Start Time
: 2000
End Time
: 2000
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 9
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 1
South Korea National Under-23 Football Team
(1991 - 1992)
Start Time
: 1991
End Time
: 1992
Shenzhen F.C.
(1999 - 1999)
Start Time
: 1999
End Time
: 1999
1992 Summer Olympics, Paraguay v South Korea, 28 July 1992
Cho
South Korea Men's National Football Team
(1992 - 1996)
Start Time
: 1992
End Time
: 1996
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 4
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 0
Pancreatic Cancer
1992 Summer Olympics, Morocco v South Korea, 26 July 1992
1992 Summer Olympics
Jeonnam Dragons FC
(1999 - 1999)
Start Time
: 1999
End Time
: 1999
Number of Matches Played/Races/Starts
: 11
Number of Points/Goals/Set Scored
: 0
Daegu University
Jung-Hyun